Meet Small Entries Boosted For Western Conference Meet
Enlistments in the Big Nine reduce entries for the seventh annual outdoor meet at the University of Chicago next Saturday. Only 172 starters, with Minnesota and Wisconsin absent, while Illinois Chicago State Northwestern Purdue Indiana and Iowa are present. Other entrants include Notre Dame Kansas Missouri Simpson Oberlin Dubuque Grinnell Ames Superior Michigan agricultural. Proceeds go to army relief.
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Army Relief
Baseball Roundup of June Games with Striking Scores and Key Moments
Washington defeated St Louis 7 to 4 as Davenport exited after one run in the first. Koob relieved with three on and one out but yielded in the next inning. Boston beat Cleveland 2 to 1 in a pitchers duel with Coveleski giving up three singles in the sixth. New York rallied past Detroit 6 to 1 thanks to a strong ninth inning. Philadelphia beat Chicago 4 to 1 after Chicago built a three-run lead early.
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Baseball scores and matchups across leagues today
National League results show Chicago 4 Brooklyn 2 and New York 5 Cincinnati 2 with St Louis 3 Boston 6. American League games include Philadelphia 2 Chicago 4 and New York 6 Detroit 5. Northern League lists Minot 2 Fargo Moorhead 6 and Winnipeg 5. Today’s games feature Brooklyn at Pittsburgh and Minneapolis at Indianapolis among others.
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Hunt Leaves Carleton for Washington Job in Military Era
In Northfield Minnesota on June 5 J C Hunt former Carleton football coach left with his family for Seattle to assume duties as successor to Gilmour Doble at the University of Washington. Intercollegiate athletics were limited by war, yet Hunt’s teams had claimed four straight state titles prior to the departure. Howard Buck will succeed him at Carleton with active duties already begun. Trade news from Portland reports Walter McCredie moving William Stumpf and George Holfrisch to Spokane for catcher Baldwin.
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National League Game Delivers Rough Victory for Giants
New York Giants edged St. Louis 5 to 3 as four hits and a key fourth inning error sparked three unearned runs. Chicago Cubs won 4 to 1 over Brooklyn with Mann homering, while Cincinnati beat Boston 5 to 2 and Pittsburgh tied Philadelphia at two with a 5 to 2 win.
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Body of Les Darcy placed on steamer bound for Australia
In San Francisco on June 4 a funeral procession for the Australian pugilist Les Darcy culminated with his body placed aboard a steamer to Australia. The ceremony moved through main thoroughfares to the ship, with a U.S. and Australian flags on the casket and participation by mounted police, a band, and Fraternal Order of Hagion members.
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United States
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Association teams cut player limit to fifteen per club
Minneapolis dispatch reports the American association will reduce the player unit from 16 to 15 players per club. The decision, made at a Chicago meeting and kept secret to aid clubs in adjusting rosters, means Minneapolis avoids cuts in the 15 man limit while St Paul reportedly leaves two players unchanged.
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Hebron Without Nine Buys Liberty Bonds
Hebron voters decide the local baseball team will not be represented this season. Backers say last year’s team was financially successful, and Liberty Loan bonds will be purchased to support the effort.
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Liberty
Carlton Dies in Porto Rico
An article reports the death of Carlton in Porto Rico amid military unrest. Details are limited due to fragmented text and OCR errors. no clear date or organization is confirmed. The piece mentions names such as Paul and Keele in unclear context and references military activity and sea winds.
Minot 13 Fargo five in first twiight game of season
Minot defeated Fargo by 13 to 5 at FarZo College stadium in a high scoring night game. McLaughlin backed by sharp fielding limited Fargo’s runs through five innings as Minot struck for a five run burst before darkness halted play.
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Bennie Leonard Vows Frontline Service After Title Win
Bennie Leonard, the new lightweight champion, says the title will not derail his plan to join the army soon. The 21 year old American vows aviation service or military training, aiming to set an example for youths while eyeing a future rematch with Freddie Welsh or Kilbane. The victory marks America's first lightweight crown after years under British control. A separate note reports St. Louis Mercantile Trust head Wade announcing a $100 million Europe relief drive to fund starving victims, launching with ad men in three weeks.
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Backward-era Health Advice From Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR passage discusses a supposed comeback and health ideas. It mentions exercise, appetite, and strength myths, plus a National name and vague claims about daily routines, but the text is riddled with errors and unclear details.
Sharp Wheat Price Advance Reported in Chicago
Chicago June 4 Wheat rose sharply on scarce hedging and thin stock at western terminals. July closed at 2.15, September 1.95, with 4 to 9 cents gains, while corn fell about 11 to 14 cents and oats edged down. Sustained by favorable crop reports and holiday-strained trading, the market swung, but most gains were erased by closing.
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United States
Timely Hints for the Home Gardener
Special agricultural bulletin advises planting peas onions carrots corn lettuce spinach beets kale radishes potatoes and tomatoes now. It notes frost dates vary by region and provides row spacing thinning and seed quantities for crops including cabbage carrots onions kale peas radishes spinach corn potatoes peppers and beans with guidance on timing and methods.
Fragmentary 19th Century Classified Notice
Readable lines show a damaged classifieds snippet mentioning hides pelts wool and market quotations not today due to bolts and sewer numbers. Obscure filler text includes admonitions about telephone tone and a circus canvas man reference.
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FARM PRODUCE Ease Par case fresh dairy products packing stock
Cork Ireland dispatch notes heavy food waste as shipments struggle. Despite large catches in Cork and Kerry fishermen face transport demurrage and refused consignments as railways demand prepaid charges. Empty crates delays worsen the mess, with ten thousand dollars of fish gear left to spoil on freight platforms due to congestion.
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English children cheer new time clock change
The London debate over the new summer time schedule shows children enjoying an extra hour of daylight for play while parents face later bedtimes. Educational authorities fear reduced sleep may hinder pupil welfare and learning. A London head teacher proposes a shift to 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. to counteract the issue.
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